Yvan Muller - Profile

Name: Yvan Muller Date of Birth: 16/08/69 Lives: Illzach, France Nationality: French Family: Single. Daughter Nina. Height: 182cm ---------- Career rundown: 2006: WTCC, SEAT Sport. 2005: BTCC, VX Racing. Vauxhall Astra Sport Hatch. Championship runner-up. Six race wins. Champion, Trophee Andros ice racing series, Kia Rio Silhouette. 9th title. 2004: BTCC, VX Racing. Vauxhall Astra Coupé. Championship runner-up. Five race wins. Champion, Trophee Andros ice racing series, Kia Rio Silhouette. 8th title. 2003 BTCC Champion. VX Racing, Vauxhall Astra Coupe. No. 2. Took title ahead of team-mate James Thompson at last meeting of season. Wins: Pole Positions: One-off ETCC race with Seat. 2002: BTCC Runner-up. Vauxhall Motorsport. Astra Coupe. No. 2. Beaten to the title by his team-mate in the final race of the season for the second consecutive year. 2001: BTCC Touring class Runner-up. Vauxhall Motorsport. Astra Coupe. No. 4. Beaten to championship by team-mate Jason Plato when he was forced to retire from the lead in the last race of the season at Brands Hatch. Wins: 10 2000: BTCC, Vauxhall Vectra. One pole position and 2 wins. Finished fourth in the Championship. Won the Andros Ice Racing Trophy in an Opel Astra. 1999: BTCC - Moved to Vauxhall. One race win. Finished sixth in the Championship. Won the Andros Ice Racing Trophy in an Opel Astra. 1998: BTCC - First year in the BTCC. Raced with Audi. Finished 7th overall. Won the Andros Ice Racing Trophy scoring six victories out of seven races, Opel Tigra. 1997: German Touring Car Championship, seventh overall, Audi A4. Andros Ice Racing Trophy winner in BMW, winner of the Chamonix 24-hour ice race. 1996: Fourth in the Italian Touring Car Championship, in an Audi A4. Le Mans 24-hour, Ferrari 333SP. Andros Ice Racing Trophy winner, BMW. Defi Andros, dirt road race, winner. 1995: French Touring Car Champion with BMW, nine victories. Fourth in FIA Touring Car World Cup. Fifth in Andros Ice Racing Trophy. 1994: Third in the French Touring Car Championship. Seventh in FIA Touring Car World Cup. 1993: European Formula 3000 Champion. Le Mans 24-hour race. 1992: British Formula 2 Champion. Four wins, four poles and four lap records. 1989-91: French Formula Three. Best result being third overall in 1989. 1988: Formula Renault. Finished third. 1987: Attended the Winfield Racing School, graduating second. 1980-86: Various Karting classes.

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